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1984
Part 2
Ch.1
Julia's arm is injured. She manages to sneak a note that says "I love you" to Winston. After trying to talk for a few days they finally meet in a crowd that surrounds Eurasian prisoners. They make plans to meet in the countryside.
Ch.2
Julia and Winston meet in a way almost identical to what he has dreamed before. They have sexual intercourse which is a "political act" against the Party.
Ch.3
The couple arrange other meetings and talk about their past relationships and their position against the Party in an abandoned church
Ch.4
Winston rents the room above Mr. Charrington's shop and hears a prole woman singing while he is waiting for Julia. Julia comes with quality food and does her make-up. While they are resting, they see a rat in the room and they talk about the glass paperweight.
Ch.5
Syme vanishes. There are preparations for Hate Week. Him and Julia talk about their opinions on the Party and have a little discourse.
Ch.6
O'Brien invites Winston to his house in order to give him the new Newspeak Dictionary. Winston thinks that this is the most important event of his life.
Ch.7
Winston remembers a part of his past about his family. He remembers stealing a piece of chocolate and his mother and sister disappearing when he came back. Him and Julia believe that the Party may torture them, but they can not make them stop loving each other.
Ch. 8
Winston and Julia visit O'Brien to join the Brotherhood. He explains that the things that they have heard are real and promises to give the Book to Winston. He also finishes the lyrics to the St. Clement's Church Song.
Ch.9
In preparation fot the Hate Week, Oceania is now at war with Eastasia, not Eurasia. Julia and Winston read Goldstein's book, The Theory and Practice of Oligarchical Collectivism, together and they hear the prole woman singing outside.
Ch.10
When they wake up to the prole woman singing, Mr. Charrington's voice comes from underneath the St. Clement's painting and he says "You are the dead".
Part 1
Ch. 1
Characters such as O'Brien and the dark-haired girl are introduced in the Two Minutes Hate. Winston commits thoughtcrime by keeping a journal. His poor living standards are portrayed through the depiction of Victory Mansions.
Ch.2
Winston visits the Parsons while the kids, who are Junior Spies, accuse him. Winston dreams about O'Brien saying “We shall meet in the place where there is no darkness.” He also dreams about "the Golden Country".
Ch. 3
Winston dreams about his mother in a sinking ship and thinks about how the Party alters history. His name is called out when he is doing his "Physical Jerks".
Ch.4
During his work, Winston creates an ideal Party member named Comrade Ogilvy and evaluates the role of the Records Department in terms of protecting the Part ideology.
Ch.5
Winston chats with Syme in his lunchtime. He talks about Newspeak and how it narrows the range of thought. Then, Parsons joins them and apologizes to Winston about his kids. Winston makes eye contact with the dark-haired girl.
Ch.6
Winston thinks about his previous sexual acts with a prole women and questions the Party's position towards sex. He talks about his ex-wife Katherine and how they broke up.
Ch.7
Winston writes in his diary and thinks about the power the proles have and how they are submissive. He thinks that "If there is hope, it lies in the proles." He also tries to regain a part of history by reading a children's history book. He remembers finding evidence of one of the Party's lies. One day, he found a photograph that proved the Party has wrongfully accused the leaders of the Revolution. He also remembers seeing them In the Chestnut Tree Cafe crying to a song.
Ch.8
Winston takes a walk in the prole district and decides to talk with an old man he sees in a pub. Although he asks him about the past and wether the current records are true, the old man does not give a specific answer. Winston then visits the shop he bought his diary from and purchases a glass paperweight. After he sees the room above the shop, he runs into the dark-haired girl in the streets and thinks that she is following him. The motif "the place where there is no darkness" reappears in this chapter.
Part 3
Ch.1
Winston is brought to a cell in which he is monitored by 4 telescreens. A poet named Ampleforth is taken to Room 101. Winston also meets Parsons who was accused by his children. O'Brien says that they got him a long time ago and reveals himself as a part of miniluv. A guard smashes Winston's elbow, causing him to think thet nothing in the worl is more painful than physical pain.
Ch.2
O'Brien thoroughly tortures Winston to the point of stripping a part of his ideology away. Winston starts to worship O'Brien and asks him his questions. O'Brien talks about the Party's aim in the Ministry of Love.
Ch.3
O'Brien forces Winston to look into a mirror and see how he has changed. He explains the motive of the Party and how Winston is going to get shot in the end.
Ch.4
Winston is put into a room that is more comfortable. He writes "Freedom is Slavery", "Two and Two make five" and "God is Power" to make himself believe in it. He decides that dying while hating Big Brother would be a victory therefore attempts to conceal his hatred. Nonetheless, he tells that he hates Big Brother to O'Brien and he is sent to Room 101.
Ch.5
In Room 101, Winston is forced to face his fear of rats. Instead of letting giant rats eat his face, he betrays Julia and wants her to face this punishment, not him. After this betrayal, O'Brien removes the cage from Winston.
Ch.6
Winston is set free. He meets with Julia and they confess that they both betrayed each other. Winston sits at The Chestnut Tree Cafe and cries listening to the same song the wrongfully accused men that he discovered did when he saw them in the same cafe. He now believes in the Party and loves Big Brother
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